SumUp
SumUp Register
SumUp Register is a complete two-screen POS for cafés, bakeries and shops with a fixed counter. One-off price, no licence fee and 1.49% per card payment.
Score breakdown
- Fees
- 4.6
- Value
- 4.1
- Ease of use
- 4.3
- Features
- 4.8
- Hardware
- 4.6
- Support
- 4.4
Pros
- Complete till with no monthly software fee
- Customer screen replaces a separate card terminal
- No contract
- Sold and delivered through Elkjøp in Norway
Cons
- Highest upfront price in the SumUp range
- Fixed to the counter — not for selling on the move
- No BankAxept processing
Key features
- 13.3" staff screen and 8" customer screen that takes payments
- POS software with no licence fee
- Inventory, staff and reporting
- Kitchen orders, SumUp Local and Bookings
- Built for Norwegian cash register law requirements
Our verdict
A strong pick for small venues with a fixed counter that want till, card payments and reports in one place with no subscription. Check it covers your requirements before switching.
Guides about this product
- What is SumUp Register? Price, setup and who it suitsSumUp Register is an all-in-one POS system with two screens, where the customer display doubles as the payment terminal. It costs NOK 4,399 at Elkjøp, with no monthly fee and no contract. We look at what you get, what it costs to run, and when a simpler card reader is enough.
- Does SumUp Register meet the Norwegian Cash Register Act? Requirements and checklistNorway’s Cash Register Act requires an electronic journal, receipts, X and Z reports, SAF-T Cash Register export and a product declaration. We go through the requirements, how SumUp Register covers them, and what to confirm before you switch.
- Best POS system for cafés and restaurants in the Nordics (2026)A good all-in-one POS system brings payment, orders, inventory and reporting together in one place. We break down what really drives the total cost — and who each model suits.
Compare with alternatives
SumUp Solo
SumUp- Hardware
- from 449 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Solo combines a low upfront price, no contract and a standalone terminal with built-in connectivity — one of the easiest and cheapest ways to accept card payments.
SumUp Solo Lite
SumUp- Hardware
- from 549 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Solo Lite is the cheapest way to take cards: a small reader that pairs with your phone, with no monthly fee or contract. You pay 1.49% per sale.
SumUp Terminal
SumUp- Hardware
- from 2,399 kr
- per transaction
- 1,49%
SumUp Terminal is a standalone handheld with a built-in printer, large screen and 4G. It gives customers a paper receipt without extra kit and has no monthly fee.